A:Answer Effective extended range can vary, depending on existing network and environmental conditions. Ideally, the extender should be placed in a location where your router's Wi-Fi signals are still sufficiently stable, yet far enough from the router to effectively extend its range. Depending on the layout of your home and current placement of the router, this position may vary. Furthermore, depending on the build materials of your home and potential obstructions (walls, etc.), the effective range of both the router and the extender can be directly affected. Additionally, the Wi-Fi band you choose to connect to will also play a role in Wi-Fi range. The 2.4GHz band typically travels furthest indoors, with 5GHz and by 6GHz being more rapidly obstructed by objects or walls. Yes, you can connect one Wi-Fi extender to another. In this configuration, their available features and performance may vary depending on whether you intend to use them in a OneMesh or EasyMesh setup, or as standalone extenders.
